# 6337 George Clayton Kellogg. Marcia DeWolf Patty Kellogg Birth: Jan. 30, 1903 Carthage Jasper County Missouri, USA Death: Aug. 27, 1908 Carthage Jasper County Missouri, USA CARTHAGE PRESS AUGUST 28, 1908 LITTLE PATTY KELLOGG DIES Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Kellogg Ill but Four Days Marcia DeWolf Kellogg, the five-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Kellogg, of South Grand Avenue, died of indigestion at 4:30 oclock yesterday afternoon, after an illness of four days duration. Her death was not only an overwhelming shock to her parents, but to almost the entire city as well. Little Patty, as the child was affectionately called by her parents and friends, was born January 30, 1903 making her age five years and seven months. patty was one of the most beautiful children in the city, and she possessed a disposition such as is seldom found in one of her years. The child was loved by all who knew her, and in kindergarten, Sunday school and other places she was always a general favorite. Only last Tuesday afternoon Patty entertained many of her little friends at her home in honor of a cousin, and although she was first taken ill Monday afternoon, she was able to act as hostess at her party. The child grew steadily worse from the beginning, and in addition to every attention possible from local physicians, Dr. Foster, a Kansas City specialist, was summoned. He arrived yesterday afternoon, just after the little one died. The funeral was held at the Kellogg home on Grand Ave and interment was made in Park Cemetery. ¸.•..¸.•*¨) ¸.•*¨) ) (¸.•.. (¸.•.. ♥ ♥ ♥♥ ♥ ♥ LITTLE PATTY KELLOGG FUNERAL Sad But Beautiful Serviced Held For Child One of the saddest and yet most beautiful funerals ever seen in this city was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Kellogg on South Grand Avenue, when services were held over the remains of their little daughter, Marcia DeWolf Kellogg, known as Little Patty, who died Thursday afternoon. A large number of friends of the family attended the funeral services, which were conducted by Rev. F. C. OMeara, rector of Grace Episcopal church and Rev. Houston Taylor, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. The Episcopal choir, composed of Mrs. J. P. Newell, Misses Lacy Caffee and Lucille Chapman and Messrs. J. T. Wallace and D. G. Wells, furnished beautiful music. The floral gifts were in profusion and formed one of the most beautiful floral offerings ever seen i Carthage. Six little girl friends of Little Patty acted as honorary pall bearers. There were Marjory Leggett, Katie Johns, Cora Bell Galbraith, Ernestine Jacobs, Helen Whittaker and Helen Thornton. Messrs. M. F. Davison and C. H. Platt were the pall bearers. Interment was made in Park Cemetery. ♥!♥.·:*¨¨*:·.♥.·:*¨¨*:·.♥!♥ Children who die are not really gone, But go to a place that is something like home, Where they sleep the deep sleep, as quiet as stone, Until we can join them when our lives are done. Children who die are not really dead, But just like good children tucked into bed, Wait the long wait while we go ahead, Till our tales are all told and our tears are all shed. Children who die feel no pleasure or pain. In the place where they wait till they see us again, And all of us dance in a world washed with rain. Where the sun shines so brightly no sorrows remain ~Author Unknown Family links: Parents: George Clayton Kellogg (1859 - 1929) Iva M Meeker Kellogg (1874 - 1912) Siblings: Dwight Clayton Kellogg (1876 - 1950)** Marcia DeWolf Kellogg (1903 - 1908) Richard Kellogg (1911 - 1933)* *Calculated relationship **Half-sibling Burial: Park Cemetery Carthage Jasper County Missouri, USA Plot: Traditional Sector Bl 21 Lot 28 Sp 2 Created by: NJBrewer Record added: Nov 11, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 44191725
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